Let's Simplify English™ – Learning English Made Easy
We Simplify English So It's Like Learning The ABCs
The Secret 30-Year "Learn Faster" Approach to Speaking, Writing, and Learning English
Strong English Foundations
To quickly understand English sentence structures
Learn & Apply Techniques
To pick up and use new words in essays and compositions
Real World Confidence
Speaking confidence comes from enjoying English
Why Some Children Struggle to Learn English
- English is a Germanic family member, making it difficult for non-Latin language native speakers such as Chinese, Tamil, Japanese, Korean, etc., to learn.
- The English language comprises many rules to formulate sentences but these rules don’t always work and have many exceptions.
- There is a specific word order to getting a sentence right – e.g. a small green ball is correct, but a green small ball is wrong.
- Its vocabulary origin is 26% Germanic, 30% French, 30% Latin, and the remaining from other languages.
- Same spelling, different pronunciation and meaning, talk about confusing. Dough, tough, and bough have the same spelling but are pronounced differently. Same as read and read.
- Synonyms aren’t always synonymous, which makes vocabulary a living nightmare. You would “see a film” or “watch television” but never “see a television.”
The Secret Lies In Making English Easier for Non-Native Speakers
The biggest problem with learning English is that there are so many different rules to remember.
No wonder a non-native speaker finds it challenging to piece words together to form a coherent sentence.
And it doesn’t help that those native speakers you watch on television love breaking every grammatical rule and confusing students even more. E.g. “I is talking,” “Cover me face”
Introducing the LSE Learning Method
Foundation
Building a strong foundation as the basis of learning.
Exposure
Providing an easy approach to learning with the adequate amount of structured content.
Empower
Empowering students with targeted practices.
Mastery
With our easy methodology, students are on the way to mastering the subject.
How the LSE Method Helps Students Rekindle Interest in English
With over 30 years of experience tutoring students with different mastery levels of the English language, I’ve had the opportunity to get direct feedback and tweak and improve my techniques and lesson plans.
This is why every one of my Study Kits is designed to incorporate the following that makes it easier for students to pick up the key learning points:
- LSE techniques identify a student’s weak areas and how to improve them.
- A breakdown of frequently tested topics into foundational structures.
- Easy-to-follow learner guide that makes it exciting and fun to follow.
- Question identification systems simplify what each question is really asking.
- A step-by-step learning approach that builds confidence in even the weakest student.
- And many other unique techniques developed over 30 years of teaching.
Our LSE Courses
English lessons specifically designed to get a non-native speaking student interested in the language and use it on a daily basis.
But Don’t Just Take My Word for It
Hear It From Students Who Have Benefitted from the LSE Method
Let's Build Back Your Child's English Foundations While There's Still Time
A big part of learning (any topic or subject) is making it easy to learn.
Children who feel comfortable while learning picks up much faster than those who are forced to do so.
In addition, having a positive re-enforcing mechanism is vital to keep their motivation up.
And that’s one of the most significant issues I’ve always had with using exam papers as “study material”. Each failure and mistake demoralises the child instead of building their confidence.
That’s why the materials I designed are structured to make learning easy so that instilling the foundations of the English language is less scary.
And as their confidence grows, they’ll find it more enjoyable to push themselves further (and faster) because they are no longer studying blindly.
So, if you are serious about helping your child overcome their self-imposed beliefs about the English language…
Then do your child a big favour and pick up one of my LSE Study Kits.
Your child will thank you and become a much more proficient English speaker and writer.